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Bite the Talk podcast

Bite the Talk Episode 16

Bangladesh Wet Markets: Road to Recovery

EatSafe Learnings from Formative Research in Ethiopia

EatSafe Learnings from Formative Research in Ethiopia

- 20/02/2023

The EatSafe program conducted a range of formative research activities to understand the local context in Hawassa, Ethiopia. Learnings from these activities were then used to develop market-based interventions to increase consumer demand for improved food safety.
Global Focus for Food Safety Turns to Improving Traditional Markets for Food

Global Focus for Food Safety Turns to Improving Traditional Markets for Food

At the recent Codex Committee of Food Hygiene meeting that took place in late 2022, the Committee agreed to develop guidelines to improve food safety in traditional markets.
Food Safety Perceptions and Practices in Ethiopia: A Focused Ethnographic Study

Food Safety Perceptions and Practices in Ethiopia: A Focused Ethnographic Study

- 21/12/2022

EatSafe conducted a focused ethnographic study to examine perceptions, knowledge, and experience related to food safety among consumers and traditional food market vendors Hawassa, Ethiopia.
GAIN Working Paper Series 30 - Innovating for safer foods

GAIN Working Paper Series 30 - Innovating for safer foods

- 05/12/2022

This GAIN working paper describes the process used by EatSafe in Nigeria to identify and design innovative interventions to improve the safety of nutritious foods in traditional food markets.
Food Safety Attitudes and Practices in Hawassa, Ethiopia: A Quantitative Formative Assessment

Food Safety Attitudes and Practices in Hawassa, Ethiopia: A Quantitative Formative Assessment

- 14/11/2022

To understand knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to food safety behaviors, EatSafe surveyed 300 consumers and vendors in Hawassa, Ethiopia, as well as structured observations of vendor behaviors.
The Art of Application – Food Safety Innovations For Traditional Markets

The Art of Application – Food Safety Innovations For Traditional Markets

13 December 2022  Virtual, Global

In this second webinar of a two-part series, EatSafe will highlight the importance of innovative solutions in food safety, and their applicability to low- and middle- income countries, specifically in traditional markets and along the food value chain.
Evaluation of Consumer and Vendor Behaviors in a Traditional Food Market in Hawassa, Ethiopia

Evaluation of Consumer and Vendor Behaviors in a Traditional Food Market in Hawassa, Ethiopia

- 25/10/2022

EatSafe conducted three data collection activities, including interviews, observations, and a randomized experiment, to understand consumers’ and vendors’ food safety knowledge, attitudes, and practices in Hawassa, Ethiopia.
Ethiopian Innovator Emerges as Winner of USAID-Funded Food Safety Challenge

Ethiopian Innovator Emerges as Winner of USAID-Funded Food Safety Challenge

After receiving 750 applications from Nigeria and Ethiopia, one winner emerged from the Grand Finale of EatSafe's Innovation Challenge.
Unhealthy diets are jeopardising our health

Unhealthy diets are jeopardising our health

Gallup, Harvard University, and the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) have today published a new report on diet quality entitled Measuring What the World Eats.It is the first report from the Global Diet Quality Project, with data based on the Diet Quality Questionnaire (DQQ), a standard questionnaire which takes just five minutes to complete.

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